Interoceptive Exposure: How To Use It To Manage Anxiety
Reading Time: 9 minutesInteroceptive exposure is an exposure therapy similar to graded exposure, which is used to tackle bodily sensations associated with anxieties
Welcome to the therapy category archive. Here you’ll find all the articles that have been indexed as containing useful discussions about different therapies.
Here, you’ll be able to learn about different mental health and health therapies. Reading about these therapies will help you make more informed decision about treatments.
Reading Time: 9 minutesInteroceptive exposure is an exposure therapy similar to graded exposure, which is used to tackle bodily sensations associated with anxieties
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Reading Time: 6 minutesMotivational interviewing provides therapists techniques to promote change in clients, which this article has adapted into a self-help method
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